The Sun. — London, England, 1809-01-17 00:00:00

Ni t rea gESSIOXS. MONTIAY, JAN. la. and 'Mi. 4e/fe Were 000V1Aed of. hair and counterfeit coin; and seititaiiiell to ' j‘i , prioninent. Bria,;? Sqrtr tray alit) t'onviacd of having frau ootained from MeStiTS. Bellamy and Co. wine d spirit-merchants of Westiniuste,r, tour gal- loai r of rum. It appeartd in evidence, that the in i aohf'r 'wain to NlessrCHellanly and Co.'s repie.ieni . iog that he-bad been diretted by his master; 'Mx. Fivige,: - Mil; a t'usfosner r,t the proseculor'4, to go " 4 9: teal; ,, lll t,f rum in hoities, and t wo, gallons in a , • .• OW, welch ‘A•ele, upon iliis•reptisentation, livvl.o 1 io hcttt i.y tme cf Messrs: Bellamy and Co'B 4 .' clealcs, lie limn% seen the prisoner in Mr. Fitz geFal ,errice Nome time •nrevious. tin an ac.: count, however, being, 'furnished Mr.' fitzorald tor t'lcse articles,: he dersistl having received prisoner bodieiet his service-fiiiie months befor.. TJle prieoner was.Ain consequence appre. bend 'd, And n part of therein found in his lodgings. An indi3tnelit was preferred against him, for h;w ig otolined item . Mr. King, ironmonger, of Welbec.l.;street, a tea-tray, ~under pretences, ot ••whitib offence he wai.also convicted; and. tell.. tenced OSeueiz Years Transportation. • lame. 'turner was indicted for keeping a disor derrynd • it house, at No. 4, Buckingham stfeeto; itehtielthstreet. , . ' Sev eral persons of respoaahility, „ resitting neady opposite the,Dala t tliiit's house, slated the frequent' inqeqneies which were publicly exhibited, And the constant riots wi,jelt were nigh ly occurring from the irregttlarity of the infrenes and visitantb..—The De fendant was found fir:it/11. Pritrick LlP.Mehun was also indided for having fraudulently obtainWfrom Colonel Greville a gig, in payment for winch h e gave is ilmitious bill on Messrs. Ryan and Co. No. 14, SherlAwne•hine, Lombard street, which bill, on becoming due, was not paid; the persons on whom it o.ls 'drawn having fled the lilace, and were not The ciroamstat,..:es ot this cas e have already been before the public it wilitherefore be tmeecessary to . enter minutely rut° the evidence. adduced. It may be reeullaSed that Colonel Greville advertised the gig Lobe sold in September last,„ in conseqatmee of wideleadvertiseteent the Ihisuoer called 011 Colonel Greville e and stated his wish to becetue a purchaser, and represented himself to be an VIA leten•lner chant, unending to leave London in a leer days and as he wished to pertOret his jour',l , y by short seiztes, having a good strong borse, he thought the isig a lvettised might answer'his •porpuse. He also stated ilat he intended passing through Wales, and bin hi no innhediete huOy, to unitise himself by skeiyhintr some of Ile. lutist ronnitnie and beautiful saenery of that Cuulitty, Slightly hint lug tuntioa ih a short time to poblislt a few of the most prond 7 neat. Front these representations Colouel Greville made no Objeilioo to the bill tendered in payment fig the gig, wl:ich was drawn by John Chartres on Messrs. ityan and Co. No. 14, Shin boreeelane, at forty days date, sad gave the Prisoner au order to receive the gig from his servant, and sent the bill to Orteker's, had tenter been honoured. NV:In• Thomas, Clerk to Mustits. Jlir and Morton, • of Gray's lon, stated, that he bad called several tittles, after the bill became due, at No. 14 e Sher borne-1411e, but was always intintued that "Messrs. Rpm and Co, had let that ',Lice, where they hid not .remained more than a month couriequently tee bill wasea pinch , • ' George Hatchett, landlord of the house, in Sher . borne4ane, stated, 'that the, prisoner, in company with another Man, whese name he did out kuove, had applied to him for a room on his, first their, to convert 1111.) a couteieg-house, er''offee, a hid) he let to theta fur (me year in a few' clays a young as placed there as e'clerh, ebeelt a month afterwards, however, .thq left the house leaving the rent unpaid; and the bill iiiiiitestion, as well as several others, wer e ieedered for paymeet it) vain..., Titti offreen who feel accompanied the, prisoner, he aftertetaxds.,understerel wes maned Chartres. r.iveral,lrille and notes drawn on the same. firm, by Chartres, were t hen produced, which were found on Oft prisoner when he. ivas apprehended. f()1' the prisoner, argued, that from the tenour of the indiametit in this ease, .it would appear the prisoner had been guilty of 'forgery, and consequently the lessi.e , etime of fraud, must emerge into the capital cherge. It had been stated in the indittment, thet the prisoner had aveevecyrim , e sell to be an Irish linen-mitrehant, and that leS in tention was to travel by cosy:stages to Ireland, both which assertions it, denies to: be truce. but he averred thie there had not been a. single 6104, of evidence adduced in support of that contrediction. It ba.i also beensaated in the indictment, that the bill given by therisotrer in payment fer the gig,. was drawn on Aleuts. Ayats and Compaoy, tie . suell persons bet ing in existence. Tteics„efenent, he asserted, uas ftl enunciates prima jircire, is the ‘vitrie6sys 47, h. tp , rfiriviii4sk#o4pp..i et -xlses-ituliatitent hail thelliselves • proved e ter they hid allirtned that stigh u firm was established in Stielborne•lane, acid woe konwn to hold an office f o r the 'mitigating of *Opens consequentlt so lone ai that firm appeared to' have existed at the time of the passing 'this no charge of treOd conkl tics stipput ted against the Prisoner were that t Cue, the_tniit respeCtable - • persons might be subjea to a proffer:Mon toe fraud, front the oefortunato faiirtre and disappearance of persens 00 ‘yliont they runty have drawl bills, not feetiny Impropriety in theftown eundeet e but troni the ti,siaral ;eel untinteseetemisforitteeSof trade. lin 1110`100V11111Stttheel, tramed i . the Court would ide.tet the rt till r, 110%yevee telyable t,e appeared, e v ery load support ataadvant age.' • • Mr. ALL,PY I S Obje6iolig kittre over-rated Isv Mt% 1 14 •0 0 # 2simOc, on (116 eretwel of its being verb :tees ei,ry to prove ',et: , domityaimr, or :whether' t ie was, or, ,eas ei,'Witat ii.eerted hineeif to be. Irit6i4i4firlitilc,,r. the VCl‘ollici were 1,1.411, f(4tl4,ltlleht ( . ;11 hi; ferle! ine the bill in queStion, Iseeeet 11:0C h:` , :t) fully :levees:of the infamy of ti;, coreletet the tune. ; . Alter e short ceoveisation; the 'Jetty found hint 'ere..3. was otitisitae.til" and Frotencecl to w irlicotlientA:or'kiitivitlstokti t quart:i of peace from the pig stye of Mr. Wyncfr, a farmer. Wynch'stated, that he had- long suspeaed the depredations of the prisoner, and remained up one night to watch his motions. About two in the ITlOTtliti4 he saw him enter his pig -butch, heard the lid of his pease-bin lifted up and let down; the Prisoner shortly afterward: came ,Out, 'when Mr. ;)Cl) thHred him to stop, threatening to shoot him it be did not. The PriHmer. then stopped, but shortly . after ran . dfr; Mr. \\lynch immediately fired, but missed, him. • lie then, in compatty with one of ltiti serv.ints, went to the Prisoner's house, where he remained on the, NVatek. ibr nearly two hours, when the Prisoner's braher Came out, anti seeing the witness, N 4 on! in ag&n. Shortly after the Prisoner came out on horseback„ when the witness called to hint to stab, but in vain ; he then fired a ficcond time, mid hit him in the head, but ‘s ithont touch injuring him, as his gnu t.tits only loaded with small sht4.-• The Prisoner,, however, escaped, (quite up to Landon, and took 0.111 a warrant at Bow street agaitist Mr, Wyneb, for maliciously ',hooting at intikwithout 'provocation. Ott Mr. \Vynrh beink btonglit betbie• the Magisirate- the .complaint was discharged, and the Prisoner taken into custody. OLD BAILbY. MONDAY, .JAN. 16. Mrs. Pave, a veipcatable lout ikg woman,- 41 years of age, who was a shori time back the , ward robe-keeper of the:Royalty Theatre, was ,tried for stealing a great number of articles of (trek', belong ing to the wardrobe, the property of qeorge Burton, Edward Spr.tgg; and Joseph Vickers, the proprietors of tfieTheatre... } • • It was proved, by .the testimony of two women -who filled interior situations about theTheatre, that the Nisoner employed them at diti'cr..?nt times to Pawn Several of the articles. which were produced in Court. • There were. 74 pawnbroker's duplicates . in her possession. al the time of her being apprehended, and a consideraLle part of the property Walt recovered. Veal id—Quilt MTERESTIA FEIL•II.E. A few evenings . since, an elegant and .handsome female was observed, under the Piazzas of " Covent garden, in a scite of stopetalion. She was broitilit into the shop.of Air. Saber. Th 'stupor fifilk•en tinning, she was removed to Covent-garden watelt liou,e. A medical gentleman attended, and gave it as his opinion, she had taken poison. He admini stered some strong and efreanal medicines, ,which, with the kind attention of Mrs. Harris, Wile of the ke , •; ,:r of the watch-house, proved etfeaual, and she recovered, when she gave the following account of herself:— That she was going to the island of Santa Croix, to take possesion of 'a plantation ; her name, was Jago ; she had been married, but her husband was dead:. She was entitled, b ter husband, the estatein the West Indies. She, tinforturtalely, sent a f e mal e sere:int, in whom . she plactivre'lefse confi dence, with her ninths, to put 'On'bOartl the ship the intended' to, embark in. The trunla contained ht . .r clothes, • amt of the (lois of emit (led h .diamonds, al so the title dee& to her e.,itaie. She abuSed. her conti deuce, and pawned them ; tent the duplicate!i, in=• cli:sed in a letter, to Mrs. Jago's mother, at Aber deen, who wrote to her, informing her of t h e cir cornsnmee, end censuring her cenduti, as she must have fallen' into a very abandoned state of Hu, When her servant would dare to take Sail a liberty with her.' She also Mentioned, that she was going on a visit to - the Duchess of B. at her Grat's, country sent, might communicate with in Mrs. .titito represented that this letter had such an circa - on her, that it induced. her to take eighteen-pence worth of opium, which left her in trio state' in which she Was - found. She 'also s t a t e d that the circumstance of term tle. othergh recciti ng the dt i t r idicates, *as not the only can of her' disploa si.eii as she was ac ;u with the eircumstante of her having eloped, and living on terms of dove with the Marquis of She lett the watch-house,deClating she was going ti, the 'SlVarl - With TWO Necks Inn, Lid-lane, where; she wail' t'nlticletit,, there were letters for her trout the Mar quii, and she never could wante maintenance while he lived. This improbable story she maintained, - but seem ed extremely anxious. to be allowed to depart from the watch-house, which was at last granted, the parish not wishing to be charged wish the expeno of the support of so fine a lady. • - An immense quantity of antimonial ore 113 T been recently cliscover‘ , l in the State of New Jersey., The launders Pliihp.t...lphia, who had been,obliged in rednce their manufactory for want of have pnr chased it at an exorbitant prier. The orders lately arrived at Norwich,< besides af tirrding constant employment ,to the mat - mini:Awing p o or tor nearly a twehetnentli, tlitEnse, in the different :uranettes of htbonr, upward , . 0f..:J0u,0k,01. _ . isk Col oner's inquest was held on Wed.nekjily last, at Oakedge, near Wolseley Bridge, Stattndsliiiiy, on T. iiarryman, a iioy about eight years of age, whose death was occasioned by the following singu lar cirentostance was assisting his tattier to plant treus, and finding a small white stone he put it his mouth. A lkide of pheasants getting up near him, he suddenly elevated his head, and the stone stopping in its way down his throat, he was choaked belore any aiSiitant;l: could he muttered him. Ver. t rak,,t—,- c4,141en to‘ .oeoth. ..)o4epli- Millar, servant to Mr. Bates of,tioltnfirth, near klucleler3tield,, Yorkshire, died last week, in that dreadful complaint the-hydrophobia, occasioned by having, five weeks before, stiifered a dug, which niterivards proved to be inatl;, to lick the sores on his hands and hce. \Vitae tksired td ineorivr the PuGlici, :that the 'aria avoidable disappointluent,whicti,was rxpsrtenced"'in) list in the delivery cif the first of llhr itupoiitory of Arts, &e. avow from the tinprecc-, tienti!,l nod very' tweiyeetea tleamcf for it, which ha% inA• exliatt7ited first ctlitiom, inthie it Ilo, vsb ary 'to t;:t%);liptlSC, 33 Well af/ piitit, a hccolirt It iy now Jeatly for delivery 4t No. tot, Stromi; 40111. ,) ()N Pri:3,3l4)y 14. te: 1 1 141 ) Qt . NV. 4" NlAtticit.witgt, 1- 1 0AVontec:1 At thie'SuN-Ovr.cr, No. I F. Strum) ;:irciti.sernents, Otrim 1 111E.L.1N,). Dui31.1,7; JA K. i o.—Thnrsday we mentioned the seizure of 16 private stills in the City and County. of Dublin, by E. Wilson, SurreOir, and Messrs. A.. Murphy and John Witson, L'xcise Officers ; they have since discovered three more still. ; one it: Francis-street, anralitT at Ward's-hill, and un. StUf= day morning they Junrid oneiat tun work in R'oss lane, of a cry large size, all of which have been locked in his Nlajesty's stores. On Tuesday night last, or early neat morning, some Mains cut the throat, and otherwise mangled a cow, in the Long-lane, near Kevin's-port, and tool: out the fat, with which they escaped, leaving the remainder of the carcase behind this atroci ous deed ,is the more to be lamented, a, the cow was the property of ail honest and industriiAts dairy man of the name of ilythe, .who resides in that ton-lane. BELFsir,'ltN. 7.—The snow which fell in such qu.nnines on Wednesday night and Thursday, now lies sever4l feet deep in some parts of the country, and has completely oi,strutted all intercourse on many of the roads. The Mail tram Dublin, due here on Thursday afternoon, did- not arrive until four o'clock in the afternoon yesteiclay ; it was brought fol i ward on horseback, the'Mail Coach being obliged to .stop at Newry, owing to the' -immense tall of snow. The Mail Coach that had been dispatched from this town on Thursday was not able to proceed beyond Hillsborough. On'Ttnirsday night or Friday morning a• carman perished on Belfast mountains. We have not heard his name; but understand Lc was coming to' market with pigs. 'D1 , 4141:1; J. 12.-111 the - storm on Thursday last, the Brig F, nces , of Whitehaven, hurt hen, per register, Wu tons, Josit.en flout:tut Mabter, sup posed to have heen.ladett with coals, wax loit 00 the locks tear Caine, Wexford the Crew, coniistin of the Master and him: ntco, Itl.l are sorry to say, tntlUrnatiately perished. The Maw, we are inform- ed by a Gendetnan !ruin NV hitehaven, had ft wife and ten children, one of whom (an appentice t,tt ; board); perished with his father., The bodies'ot .)iiaster and two of the hall& came on shore; Ott the clveniog ut the above, dyy. The bout, some of the rigging, umsts, &c. are saved with suing of the ships papet.s._ ' On Wednesday Dight lasi there.. was a great 'fall of snow in Clonmel, and on Thursday almost - incessant rain, )vhich caused such a flood in Ilia Suir, as Ea; not heen.remembercd for many :;! - ;irs.• hosts were ' plying up and down the quays, and adniittariecinlo any of . the stores. was impossible. Ali the iields'ijh the banks Of the river were completely eoVeted,..and scarcely the vestige of a ditch or - wall to be seen.-, The river inner was so. swelled at Two-Mile bridge, that the ,Dublin Mail Coach which 4hould have left that place .on Sunday morning at nine o'clock, .Wa3 obliged to entrain until. past two. Tiie house of Corker Wright, .Esq. near itoacrea, was attacked by a gangot robbcrion Saturday night last, but Mr. Wright being oppri,ed, war ptepawci for the visit, and having had a party 'of . the Leituitn Militia mOtioned pi irately that er,:ning in the the tirst three men Who entered" wro shut cle:ee3-~- the rest *led. Weductalay se"maight, between the hours of two and three o'clock, a number of armed teen broke into the house. of the WidowrAyres; on the landi of Curraregh,.barony of Glandes 'County of Clare, and took away, by force„.herdaughter,. a young girt of about ,t 4:years old, and after coot eying her sumo distance, information Was given to the Kihnore cif-• valry, on duty at Kihnurray, who immediately went, in pursuit, and.having nearly- come up with tprip,, they tied, after leaving the girl; and all their horses itt possession of the Yeomanry. 'lie principal has been since taken and committed to Ennis gaol , by a detacluitent of the above corps, The produce of the Custom-house of Belfast for , the year ending the. wilt Odober, 1 . 808,. wait ,305,4 I 01. ss. educe of the preceding yelif 328,A961. • Saturcity se'nnight, between nine and ten o'clock, John Nlaluwuy, .0 private soldier of the Jodi regi-` pent of loot, was kt a 1 (:?i) lyattacked, on his punt, at the Commissariat Stores, in Athlone, by four ruf fians, who, after beating. him in a most inhuman manner, lett him on the. high road in a state of in xensibility, with one of his arms so fractured h se veral places, that his existence is very uncertain. reward of two hundred and filly gni:teas tias.bftti) offered foritto discovery of the pei petrinors of 'big. horrible outrage. Errfosouptt4Anv nitßAM.—On Thurs&ty ,even , ing Mr. Parkin, of Grimsby-lane; Llull, ship-broker,, and his wire, retired to test about eleven o'clock : between one and two the latter awoke, in conse .qttence of dreauvirg that a mail had got into the hotise and stabbed her husband. She awoke hitu„ , and tad her dream. In „about three quarters Of an hour alter, while she was yet awake, her surprise ' and net For may be imagined, when, looking tip, she saw a stranger standing at the bedside with a light in ids hand. On her shrieking out the. light instantly disappeared, and the limn ran down stairs; and out ' into the lane. On getting up and searching th e house, they &OW that the villain lthd carried off Mr. Parkin's breeches, and his wire's pockets ' tvlrich were .atterward3 found by the watchman in Gritns by-lane, Wit rifled of a cOnsiclerable quantity of money, in notes,, &c. The robber, it appears, runt have been Secreted in - the house factors: the fatuity wart to bed. Saturday morning a Committee .or the Privy Council met at the Council-Uttice, the Prize Appeals, which 'was attended by tlie'Latio PussIDENT Of the COUNCIL, Sir EVAN NE;riiAti, and Sir WiLLIAst WyNsit. Just as , their Lord, ship were about to„proceed to busineSs, 3 Letter Was receiyed, and, by their I.orhiltiptt! periati%sion, read, It stated that Dr. LA tvIttNCIZ 'load biNti suittle* taken itl ; that his htu wps.despaireil of, and lie-Was net able to appear before their . Lordships. Learned Dn'tor being n m ost':retained i or the catviei appointed to conie'on behire Alert . wen) in consequence pleaivd to wit li..tit proceeding upon any busnies, uQ ,0, 1) . to tinoant, . 111 rya:>ll.ltletikbY WILLIA WI :1).111,;VP 4, 11 th Dr the i'ater• flivrs I• , t the Edittiri (bust-Pata) ittltil 1.11 r s ,: SfIIP NEWS.- CIAVESEND lANUARY 15. • Passe:l by—the Y roicus, frorn Malta Ito; ViWclll• lea, frinw• Jamaica ; Itetsrp, LU alen, froM ; Sum mer, Main, trum Lisbon ; t; Cottelley, lAN, 1 llelraAt Levant, Carron, from Marv; Flora,‘Vilson,'sri.llne,M r .i... tiller, Hyde, lro:n G.ttenburgti. Sailed—the Andersons. Anderson, for Hayti; wereign, Smith, for latnsica; Snap Dragon. Amant„ for T soid.ut Cliatiotte Atm, Barrett, for Malta ; Favourite, LWr, tlh . Cc, ()porn); Symmetry. Dyke, for Lison; Adittir.,l G kit acrii ter Itsttia ual the •it'!oughigta:), Arnaud,: ta Alogadore. • it IR 1 - 0$ On Wednesday last, at Bath, Mrs. AA; wife of s Ash; Principal Flute af the Oper.l,- of a Stgt. On the 32til inst. at Kelstime Rettory, n ar Rah, the t of the ltev. C. Hawkins. of a Sun and I Lir, On Saturday , last. in York•street. St. larn..-'s,!...quare, the, Lady of U. Cannibal, Esti of a Son: The same cl.y, the Laity of Captain W.,hcr Smith, of - Royal Artillery, ut a Sun. . . On the 14th fiat, at his seat at Kentv. - ell-.llali, in t" 4 ' County olsutfUlk, the Lady ot.. RiJt,rd Aluuro, at 4 Daughter. On Sunday evening, at hishbuse. IVohtirn.place, Russell• square, the Lady of Thomas %Vhisehur:4, Es q ot I).togira ter. On the St h inst. the wife of Mr. NI Currie, of . King-street.. Holborn, was safely delivered of three.tine childre n. wno are all alive and welt. • AI4R R 1 L D. Yesterday, at Maitlitone, Scuctatunre, Esq, of that ppce, to Miss Davies, of Niortlake, Star y. Lately,- M. NOLtn, Esq. cf Lineoltesiiin, Barrister at Law, to Miss M. C. Brum, in, youngest tlaughter. of .the late Laneellot Brunwin, hsii. anti niece to tit; Rev. Dr. Car. ter, of Bradwell- Ilan, in the County of E ssex. .1) lA.D. . . . , . . . . On Tuesday last, at leis lather's house in Stanhope..eta-4 May-fait, William Champain Lieutenant al tits alajeacy4 29th Regiment at I. oot, aged all. On the Iph inst. at the seat oft & Earl Fetters; the Lady of Hilton lullitti!, Esq M P. The same day, of an ;Whim:intim of the lungs, at lie(fi- the's house in Canoobury, aged. three )e,rs and seveit . • months, Margaret Ann, dau k Viter and unly child ut Georg,,:, AI S C4 i 1 , ES9 • On Saturday the 7th lust. Miss Saittitarshe,eldcst ti,ilo- to' of the late Philip SAllllliibille, Esq. ut Sal toiarslie, to site Comity of York. . . .. On Saturday itigra, at his house in Cuildforit.stteet, PI"! Scaly, Esq. agt.rl 76. . ha l: i n . B ;i i l r u s A . 4 .Y l i t i . lut .. l : l 4) ll r , ;; ;,, a a t ll f i wo a6c. ta'elo ds9 c:k, of rit 1e 212 ..t i llo i re 4 t i s il a l t , i I P: , , C I it , r i, WlttO NJ at A , tr. John Abraham, late of Man:Witch. The saute eveoing, at his liffltse. CNA I irida. 17 .° 19 Emanuel Gursioart, lisq. Ili ms 7.r..i >tar. • ()“ ' nk . • sitii 1... :it Stf.dfurtl.gkie, k..slleX, Mrs. LAAPi- , fool, wile ur it citavi LarrAltiot, b 0! korield, Ailtittkiet. .YeSterdity. A :40. 3,, :Aitli- . artvet, Suite, loon 4 xiidersoorr Esq. 5ur,..,...0.‘,. K. M. ::#ool‘vict. ft•-.' , • . _. i,,isely," iii net gist ye.tr, Airs. Eldile. witiOW of the late Mr. Wt.itant Fickle. ni the l'ittttle.reitivie. A few days ago; Mr. A rex.roder l'aternuater- taw. . 1.1.4. i, late hooksdler of e WC lOC A 4 • VIV;TZRDAY, India Stock, I tut::: hu,:ttv, 9s. pr. Exchequer 7s, 9. p 4. )mnium, t 4 dis-; 1:11 , .cri..1- 1.. r colt. Cuto:tur vl , rrtitl, 661 flank Stock, - Navy' 5 Nr Cent- 97 10)11 s per Cent. 4 per Cent. Srii per C4un, ken 65 3 per Cent. C,:n. 6s !lank 1.. Ann. - IS i. tbtli L0:41.,MN MAIthETS, riet... 1 Ttrt4,l OF vaIF.AI' IN MARK-LANE, B y \4„ t 11 . 0 .1.) NI A CIF A 6, NSeekr tic'ttai,l l .; only Irony tall. N1014:7111 At *grec.l - .1) the• Ad. I; Quitters at 98s od 2342. czuarters at g o s cd at gds oi S9N al ------ at 94s 64 ;9-, at 4 i - .9.45 Od 376 at Ds's cd 590 ---- at 9z, 61 144 at os od I Tula: 4P Quarter*.• 4i. zid. lowa tic 453 ---- at .hB% at 51 at 84,01 33 - at —Average 935. 1, ;mkt:tat Return. A RETURN OF FLouR, Ijont Dcc.,3l, to lan. ti, from the Cuckvt.Otticc. sac.ki. S. d. StiCks. s. d. Sack. 5. d- I 44 6 ' — '''' 8 S * . 043 —79 a 13 "'"*".. 7 ( " ) la --• 8 4 * 300 -- 7s o 173 —ii a zi -- 83 0 to -- 77 6 2 . 5 ..... 74 0 90 0. . bo 0 1 4 53 --- 77 a I utat-- to39g Sacks. ---Avetagi 805. 4s- 4itt. Ptr Sack lower than la act, per Sack. Ist week. . . wTcEtltN couwricy M I TS ARKE (list Week) per SJ Wheat. Li.llicy. (hats.' Newburyl 704 to zoos 'I 3.2. oil (0 sos ild 2411,0ti 10 . 4 , f ssiihrtilty 1(05 to 0S 3So od to 54 1 od 371 ad to 4" 134singstoke 176 to loos (3)4..s od to 4gs e d 1 jzs o d to 3-ii. tihri...ot;ster 1 9z; to' 9gs. (Os ott to 51..) tut 3Ss od to 4.d 1),..‘ (LW I bob (..l , 'O4 1 30$ ad tu 5.4 s od 1 4,s oz.: to Ai. WArminster M 91,- is to ) 1 3 3 t *it to 59i od l 34S od to 41. 1110 E UF IiOPS. 11• , 111. POCK *TS. Kent, 31, is,. to 41. tos. Kent, 41. 4i. to SI. fos• 31 si: to 41. --s. Stl4aeh, 3i LOS. 10 41. 6s. 31. los. to 41. 6s. I . .trilifJoi s 71. GS. toil. IiIIIVGATIi. AND I, EADENHAI.I i AlAltKE'r S. By the Carcase. Peel r 4d. to 4s. 81. Veal ss , , od. to 7s. Id' . Alotrott Lt. to Si, od. 1 Pork 53. Bd. to os. egICL I.IEATIIER (per lb.) AT I.PAl)lil , itiA butts, so to )0t1). ' • ad. to 2,A. Ditto; 56 1 , 1 tAtu. eavli" to. to' 230. Merct,aots' Hacks, iikt v zoit. 10, to CusiOkllides, . • I go. to . 204 . 0 Crop Hid", 45 t o .1,)11). for cutting . to :,244 Ditto, • 30 to 4bi6. to gall Skins, 2.6,1, to. 30. perlb. Dittu, io TO 7olb. 3.34. to 3841. pi • lb. Ulm), 7. to 34.1. to Sad. INF* lir. Slitsll Seals (t.;(cenhatti) 3+l. to .17.1. per lb. larg,::(11tto, - tous. to 4+.4..p0r DoZcft. Gott . —l. 10 -s. Tunn , :tt itot4C 1181 c. , Pi& to 2.-At pit lb, RAW Ilt()1.S. litst ileilersatul StFers(p..st.) t)idittary, ts, toil. to 2S. Oa.' 2 '. 15,1 . 1 0 3 , . Rd. Ni:io;cl. 1,,,1 a, izs. att. e. 40- hlidttlm,,;, 2.3. ...pti. It, , rt 0,, 6.1'14. iit It , , t. I ,s.to t6b. od.ilv , , 1' , 1:, - i-,. to 4,. 61. ()). •I* C: bs. .11 It!!.0 f, IL:. p• • o ~ • - A L.1.()1V. Tow:s Tallow soSs,oti- -4 ", • erow tkuisia --s., A' rr 0 ;;; 00. du. 06 . SI,:llitt); Stull Sz'. S 5 S. nitto 1 ,1, 1 ..11 55., sBs.-- ,1 " • ,ti. trzs.--Mcititti3; iss). Price ot t ) - • VI mids itis .- • ' 13$. 6t.t. .Avo;,se St. !AMES'S liAl' ,MAION.F.T o km. 14. is. to bt. tas. St. 6i• tt. 1 . 37, pii. to ti. 13a. o,t.—Aver. tl. a6s. 6d. tviII7ECIIAPIM 11.11' Ihy 51. 5,4 0.1. riJ iOS. 64.1. 05, Avcr. '` l • 4 r, 0 1 . to . 4 ,1. 4-6. Cf. Oa. 1.-8• -^" 41 4 44 .;;